Experts’ strategies for fixing the unemployment crisis range from devaluing the rand to a universal income grant or accepting debt from loans
Michael Power chats to the M&G editor-in-chief and business journalists about South Africa and its place in the global economy.
The department of international relations and cooperation says the travel ban on Southern African countries seems to be rushed
Human Rights Watch says large-scale efforts and resources are needed to prevent even worse gender-based violence statistics
The National Prosecuting Authority’s leaders have been accused of bowing to external pressures for the stalled arrest of police generals
“They called us Zuma’s dogs” and the K-word, Human Rights Commission told on day seven of hearings into July unrest
Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni metropolitan municipalities go to the Democratic Alliance, with eThekwini set to follow.
The country’s health products regulator has received an application from vaccine manufacturer Pfizer for third-dose approval
Sonke Gender Justice points finger at fathers who withhold maintenance payments to coerce, manipulate, and punish the mothers of their children
The tree is in a stand of exotic Eucalyptus saligna in the Magoebaskloof State Forest, which dates back to 1906
Critics have said the repo rate hike will jeopardise already sluggish economic growth, but others say the gradual increase will have little effect
The delay in additional capacity to the grid was not caused by a lack of private capital, but a lack of projects
What can one fix with an 85-year-old white man whose apology to black people only surfaced after he is dead? The answer is nothing
Residents must have permits to have the endangered plants but they are victim to criminal demand for the ‘living fossils’
The SIU want the former presidential spokesperson to answer questions regarding Digital Vibes allegations against her
By recalling the true origins of constitutionalism in our country, we can make sense of the Constitution’s promise and it can – perhaps once again – play its redemptive role
Poorly treated wastewater in Tshwane is to blame for the water hyacinth and cyanobacteria colonies
If habitat loss is detected, this information is immediately passed on to law enforcement for further investigation
Miss South Africa 2018 and Miss Universe runner-up Dr Tamaryn Green wants better working conditions for patients and doctors. As a TB and Covid-19 survivor herself, she talks to Denvor de Wee about her competitiveness, her love of nature and her imminent wedding
About 200 000 mostly dwarf succulents confiscated from poachers have to be cared for while police continue their investigations
Indian residents deny ‘massacre’ label; black survivors claim violence and orchestration
South African student pilots training in Cuba complain of slave-like conditions
As Tharisa plc’s share price rockets the residents of the informal settlement say its SA subsidiary is yet to pay them dividends
Those haggling over the keys to Durban city hall can’t smell the shit in the harbour
The board suspended Matthews after a meeting that considered “an alleged sensitive matter of security breach and other contractual obligations associated with” his employment contract
Heineken set to brew up local market
On Thursday the president honoured South Africans and eminent foreign nationals with the highest award the country offers
Deals with the Inkatha Freedom Party deliver small towns, but metros remain beyond the ruling party’s reach
The decision to hike the repo rate by 25 basis points comes in the wake of red-hot inflation in advanced economies and fears policymakers will start to dial back on accommodative measures
Scores of countries at the UN climate talks accepted the COP26 pact reluctantly, condemning a last-minute meeting that led to a slightly different wording
A new World Health Organisation initiative is helping nations make their own vaccines, reducing their dependency on imports.
Amid rampant mismanagement and the effects of climate change, we will have to learn to do more with less